Super soldiers are destined for greatness; these heroes are fearless in the face of death and will never retreat once the battle begins. (Part Three)

Huang Zhong in team battles was expected to die on the battlefield. Regardless of his loud and sarcastic remarks about his teammates not protecting him, he was focused down and killed. In reality, it was the marksman player himself who did not understand that once the turret was activated, there was no way to retreat, switch forms, take out the turret, fire a few times, and then put the weapon away to return to the original form. If you can just fire once and then put it away, wouldn't that seem redundant?

Sitting on it is like giving the opponent a location; the hit rate of any skill immediately skyrockets to 99.99%. Gan Jiang and Mo Xie's flying swords, Nuwa's matrix space, Angela's fireball—everyone will risk everything to stand within Huang Zhong's attack range, intending to kill him in one hit. But what if your teammates drive the enemy away and they leave the range? How can you attack after that? The turret isn't a fence; in team fights, you have to let people in while preventing them from getting too close. How difficult is that? Five heroes, some with ranged attacks, some with mobility, some with damage reduction—death is inevitable. But Huang Zhong is advised to use his second skill's shield more often to protect himself and stand and fight longer. Even at the end of his life, he should use his remaining strength to deal maximum damage. The rest depends on whether his teammates can protect him.

Flash will come in handy for dodging. Don't be discouraged, there's still a glimmer of hope. After baiting out the enemy's skills, remember to fight back and don't waste your Flash.

Li Xin

I was quite surprised that Li Xin was included. Dark Li Xin has immunity to control effects and extremely high movement speed, while Light Li Xin has a charged-up burst attack that can be launched from a distance. Why can't he leave the battlefield after entering? Some people think that the deathmatch is a perfect fit for Li Xin, but I'm not talking about Dark Li Xin, but Light Li Xin.

His sword aura release has a delayed effect, unlike the instantaneous release of Tanji. In some ways, it's similar to Huang Zhong's case: standing still to charge up, once in combat, there's no turning back. In mid-to-high ranks, players will judge the range of the sword aura attack. Since heroes have dashes to dodge, every attack he makes is essentially a gamble, helping teammates focus fire. To increase survivability, the Blade of Despair is essential. After triggering, he quickly uses all his skills before dying. Pro players often rely on the Blade of Despair to turn the tide in crucial moments.

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